Master-plan study of Champaign buildings OK'd
CHAMPAIGN – Despite some reservations about whether the city needs to hire another consultant, city council members voted 7-1 Tuesday night to order a study of city buildings.
Architectural Spectrum will be paid up to $40,000 to prepare a master plan over the next three or four months. The Champaign firm will inspect city facilities, identify maintenance and rehabilitation needs, prepare cost estimates and develop a prioritized schedule for completing the work.
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